The Abbazia di Santo Stefano is a fascinating amalgam of four churches and two courtyards located in Bologna, Italy.

May 13, 2011 – Lindsey Schuhmacher

The small fishing town of Camogli lies only 36 km. from Genoa and can be easily reached by train, by car, or most interestingly, by boat from Genoa port.

May 8, 2011 – Valerie Wilson

A beautiful, historic hotel lies in an oasis of calm overlooking the sea in the centre of Sorrento.

Apr 11, 2011 – Linda Garmstone

Starting off this series on Italy is a look at the very least a traveler would want to know before planning a trip there.

Apr 10, 2011 – Ann Silverthorn

Deep in the heart of Radda in Cianti, this amazing winery is truly a secret worth knowing.

Mar 29, 2011 – Glynis Macri

Italy is a beautiful place but the beauty goes further than Tuscany, Rome and Venice. A second visit gives you the opportunity to see even more.

Mar 26, 2011 – Glynis Macri

Brescia, a bustling city near Lake Garda, is home to the Santa Giulia Museum, one of Italy's best art and history museums, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Mar 25, 2011 – Corbitt Nesta

Rieti is a city in the heart of Italy and offers scenic itineraries, beautiful historical monuments and natural local products for a perfect getaway.

Mar 21, 2011 – Damiana Chiavolini

The Chiantigiana, the main road through Chianti, loses something when called by its real name, the SS222. Just another highway or is it a scenic nirvana?

Mar 17, 2011 – Glynis Macri

The Dolomites offer wonderful skiing for families, a beautiful setting and excellent hospitality.

Mar 16, 2011 – Daniela Jamois

Drink a coffee at a stylish café and see iconic sites of classic movies.

Mar 15, 2011 – Alina Barbu

Visit Venice in spring when the sun is not too hot and there are just enough people to make it interesting without being claustrophobic

Mar 12, 2011 – Cathy Smith

Been there, done that. What next? Each tiny corner of Venice has something new to offer if you only know where to look. Here are a few original suggestions

Mar 11, 2011 – Myra Robinson

Puglia in Italy's "heel" is home to unique trulli houses and magnificent landscapes: a beautiful destination for a unique self catering holiday in Italy

Mar 8, 2011 – Alasdair Smith

A gondola ride in Venice is something seen in romantic movies and a must-do for visitors. While it can be a costly activity, there are ways to cut costs.

Mar 7, 2011 – Julie McElroy

Using Florence as your base, here are a few ideas for day trip visits to coastal fishing villages, marble quarries, port towns and medieval hamlets.

Mar 7, 2011 – Cristina Pinton

There is so much history and culture in Rome, it is helpful to know which tours are worthwhile and which are better left for visitors to roam on their own.

Mar 7, 2011 – Julie McElroy

This is a follow-up to a similar earlier piece designed to help independent travellers cope with the bewildering confusion that is the Italian rail system.

Mar 7, 2011 – Myra Robinson

Wild, lonely islands ringed by pink and white sand beaches scatter in an emerald sea off the Italian island of Sardinia's fabled Costa Smeralda.

Mar 5, 2011 – Barbara Rogers

Travel in Italy is a joy, passing through lovely landscapes, but train journeys can be confusing. Read this guide to help you through tricky situations!

Mar 4, 2011 – Myra Robinson